NEW YORK -- How are you feeling today? "Meh"? If that's the case, you're far from alone. Doctors say a growing number of people are feeling "meh" these days, but as CBS New York's John Dias explains, ...

We can speak volumes with one-syllable grunts: “nah,” “ugh,” “blah,” “hah!” Now we can add another utterance to our vocabulary: “meh.” “Meh” was popularized on “The Simpsons” as an expression of ...

Have you ever felt 'meh?' This emotion or feeling may be hard to describe. You are not chronically depressed but you do not feel happy and cheerful either. It is not desperate sadness and you may even ...

What is it?An expression of pure and supreme indifference, three non-committal letters encapsulating the ennui of modern life, a linguistic shrug of the shoulders, a single sneering syllable that sums ...

The term “meh,” defined as “an expression of indifference or boredom,” entered the Collins English Dictionary in 2008. According to Know Your Meme, the term’s origins trace back to a 1992 “Melrose ...

If you've ever used daily deals site Woot.com, then you're probably familiar with the website's distinct sense of humor. And you'll be happy to know that Woot's founder has launched Meh.com, a simpler ...

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At least someone is excited about "meh." The expression of indifference or boredom has gained a place in the Collins English Dictionary after generating a surprising amount of enthusiasm among ...

We live in a world where consumers are bombarded with hundreds of ads daily, and the old methods of shouting louder to be heard simply don’t work anymore. Attention is fleeting, and customers are ...

The sun’s finally out, our summer holidays are calling our name, it’s festival season – talk about reasons to be cheerful. Except for when we just can’t seem to shift that ‘meh’ feeling. It doesn’t ...

It is July 12, 2004 — nearly 20 years ago — and Matt Rutledge has a webpage with a deal for you: a robotic lawn mower. That was the only item offered on the webpage. And when it was gone, it was gone.